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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
OIL And SMALL, BUT FULL oFPLUCK.
A pARI>G BURGLAR CAUGHT BY AwoMAN AND TOR


TUEED INTO SUBMISSION.
Mrs Abby Tuster, an English lady, came fom London
to this city about two ago. She Is over sixty
years old small au strong, but plucHy. She occupies
room at Mrs Moshei's boarding house, No. ne East
After dinner las; evening Eus.er 10 her room
and was as,onishcl And that the box containing her
Jew Try and her puse, which had irbc money IN IT,
was gone. Then she hunt Tor tie tAI'f She
looked under the bed AID behind wardrobe When she
She worked ana tuppcd away un ihc loor was opened
door violent jerk.
She startled 20 man standing !n mont or her
with his hand raised q, If to slkc Instead Of running
away aulnc she attacked her visitor "ih All her
gh. The tack a.'o1i>hei him. Before b. knew what
struck him. had HIM by the collar and dragged
him into lie struggled and fought TO g,t froe
but she clung To- him with DESPERATE strength. A. his
hand was uplfc1 70 strike seized HIM 10y The wri-
and with sudden twisted II behind hin 50 sharply
that he groanel anu begged mercy. lie di not get
much OF the latter, nearly twisted out OF
The socket
wha have yor done wiki NV ieweiy dem'ndcd Mrs
Euser, giving the arm = powerful twist.
at is all here said thief. he patcd his coat
Put on the bed nj everything else you have tAen
said she.
She then led the thief the bed, gave his arm Few
extra twists. and Al: The pulcl'y on The oec van
rs scngagod hand when She hi got an ne -'"l' r"
called hclp An officer brought ana '' "pt ne
prisoner fIrieiict .n-l'u, H." t",i't 'i"'
IN Ii. 4 so 2iD ~" 'dll ihit Bee
did not anything about beng arrested bui hi.d n, ,
idea OF being cauRa ty woman. NhdOn 0, u'hiDe! ~
I the I|OWery gahg.' well known 10 tn ponce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ENNERAL OF GENERA ENORY

WASHINGTON, Dec. tSpectaD. -Gcneral William H.
Emory was buried military hon ~ from ~ Johns
Epjscopa Church this afternoon The escort consisted
Of the artillery the Arsenal Barracks a"d the TWO
companies OF cavalry stationed at Fort Meyer The
honorary palbearers were ADMIRAL ID. ID Porter Rear
Admrals Werden, Rogers and Howell. Pay director j.
H. Ystnough and ex Secretary .obosen from III" Navy
and Lleuts General Sheridan. Ercyet MaoI-Gsn
erals Augur and Rucker fro0 the Army a"u zen
sral j. T.. JshnstOD. The bOdybcafos we're seV u cav
airy seresants aud sx-SorgeaSt Quinn, OF the quarter
masters Department. Among ihc attendants at mo
funeral y. W. bay. who was appointed AZ meruhe
of the Sosrty OF the Nineteenth Army Corps. h"Ii III
Ncw-York saturday, 10 represent that socic y oi
which "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
TO pres tho indemnity claim is due political juggling
in Wall Street"
IHE > " III IIELDo IN a nj.
NO HITCH IN THE BAL MORE AND OHIO.
DEMAND FOR A BLANKET MORTGAGE REFUSED
LITTLE DOUBT AS TO THE OFFICERS WHO WILL
BE

DEMAND FOR A BLANKET MORTGAGE REFUSED
LITTLE DOUBT AS TO THE OFFICERS WHO WILL
BE CHOSEN
BALTIMORE Dec 4 (SDccidt t.-Whe Mt Harrison Gar
rc declines state whether not the Dire Morgan
syndicate holds the power TO the Garrett stock in
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for year from January,
1sSs ia believed that this IL the Bankers hero
OF the opinion Mr. Garrett in making the
took special 10 protect the
Garrett influence that the corporation Will remain
nominaly under its Probably Mr.. Robert Gar
rct the proxy last summer when he first made
arrangement with the syndicate.
The general opinion is that something definite about
the Baltimore and Ohio for the future will be made
known this week. As 10 the presidency. that
has been settled beyond doubt. A director
said day that samuel spencer wou be president. be-
cause the iarretts wish him to have that position In tho
Baltimore and OHIO improvements aud tried to
get road Of trsuble Spencer ia hard
wsrker and Is willin. and abo TO undertake
the task Whoever ~ elected president
Will solely Ter the guidance OF the syndicate 1t
Is said that the hitch in negotiations between
and the CARROTS thu last week was because the syndrae
wanted the corporation TO execute blanket
mortgage covering the whole properly 10 the
syndicate Ia return for the financial
ald 10 be given The baltimore aud OHIO people
would not listen 10 such proposition and II
compromise made but Of what nature
Is known. The syndicate also demanded ~ Sl5OuOO0
for It's services but had te down s.OOOOOO
loss C. X Lord, the present general passenger agent,
Will be made vice president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ANXIOUS NORTH CAROLINA DEM CEATS

W.slIrNGrON. Dec. 4 ,Spe~i th.-rlc Np.th Caroline
Democratic Represe entativcs IN state o mind They
hcli conference Fri lay nj ,t ald disc isscl tho
revenue situation. arriving nc the concu,pn that
nothin. Will save their bacon except the ahs)-
repeal OF all the INTERIM, They agreed to
state their to Mr. Carlisle aui did So lie gave
them much enc,uragcmcnt. except To saJ that the
bill coming from THE last Congress FOR the repeal Of
the internal take, ON tobacco ard spirits distilled from
fruit he thought to he reasonable measure. AM init.
mate that an amenmsn, proposing r-pe all inter.
nal taxes would be regarded germane to a bill for
the reduction OF casroA duties and Internal taxes
lie expressed the opinion that such bill will come from
the Ways and Means Cominl tee this session. lho
/ representatives. conferred also With senator tihssm.
The interview said have bsen lsss satisfactory IMAM
th. with Mr. Carlisle General RensOm II clear that u
n oil paramount Importance that the DeMscrals shou0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
PAN-ELECTRIg DEFICIENCIES.
MONEY WHICH THE GOVERNMENT WILL HAVE TC
PAY FOR BEING DIsGRACED

PAY FOR BEING DISGRACED.
WAsHINGroN, Dec. 4 ,SpecidD 1t Is understood that
the largest items TO be sent TO Congress account
the Department OF Justice will be- that
for the payment Of special counsel for the Govern
mant Hons share OF which Is chargeabe TO the cost
ly litigation began by the Department for the benefit Of
OF the Pan Electric statesmen aud their speculative
ciatss. This litigation has been nearly two years IN
progress great the United states and thus far
the has been defeated at every point Tho
Circuit Court Massachusetts, despite tho learned opn-
ions or Secretary Lamar and tho Democratic menbsrs
OF House Judiciary CemnIttee. has decided
that the Attorney General cannot maintain
a suit TO annu patent for invention. unless author
lied by Congress to lie From that decision the
Department of Justice has appealed TO the supreme
the United states and therefore tho expensive
special counsel" including the learned exsolcitor
General, John Gools, content Mr.. Goo 10 sp-nds
OF his time in Washngtou aud appears 10 be gem
tlsmau elegant leisure IL is not beyond the bounds
turbod when the question Of making appropri itioa
for tue big fees himself AMI the othes Pan trio
counsel shall before Congress IL Is known that
promin cnt and intuentsl members OF both
branches will isslst on N full disclos
ure OF all the facts respecting the
pendng litigation well detailed account or tho
expenses and liabilities hitherto incurred and the proba
bic tho II the cause IA Ia he pushed 10
final judgus.L bill o. eos VIII be complete which
does the amounts expended for printing. sta
Oners stenocraphc au clerical work. fees ~ experts
and other witnesses, etc. well the amount for
counsel fees. Estimates by competent person, of Tho
PROBABLE 70 the Government OF the htiga on vary
from Sl25 900 10 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
4 r1ULr fILAiD WIIH SKELETONS.
INTERESTING Discovery NJ cnAvr-DrcGrHs Is

INTERESTING Discovery NJ GRAVE-DIGGLE5 IL
MISSOURI
JEFFERsoS CITY. NO. Doc tNproiGf-A discovery
wa. made twelve miles OF hero last evening Henry
Knife farmer died Friday, and by special request
buried In an old Indian nsund overlooking The MIS-
souti Iiver ON digging the grave the disgers came
upon immense vault extending. II Is Thought, ths en-
lrs length OF mound and which. II appears j. hod
with huinan skeletons. several Of which were taken "
IN good state 81 preservation. Opinions drer ~ TO
whether skeleton, remains of 81 IN"
Indian tripr. ~ the ancient M"uud Builders certain
the vault rLic Nal was buit aud used A. q
burial place hv .r-1a, tbtus thr county ions P4'0
to It's settlement bV me whites.
Ihc wal. Of TINS yault Dut OF dressed ~ion- ani
then arcAri With stone The space ot ltI oi me
vsut sufficient receive dead hollr- Li across ana
still have fos aI-lc or passNay al Ouo side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
VrT YICUT DESIGN ED BY BTRGESS

4 WV IH'UT UT.'I"N III u IT ''"I1'-'
BosToS, Dec. oSpccidi. Edward Burgess has Just
completed the drtWin, OF schooner yacht FOR Mr. bhr
ton. OF New York shc has one OF the hapdome't po"s
ever seen yacht and her after body IA remhfkaoy
ce,n and ea.y She is six fcst than the sachcm
and the same len. tho water line ~ tho Purilar
though she has draught than either; IN fact she
has more draush any centre osrd yacht which Mr
burgess mas yet de4ig ed She resembles the Volunteer
nor than sc doe, the -achen. Ilcr fore foot IL we"
emf AWAY and her greatest draugh Is bat%cen ths hssi
of me sfcrlpp-t and ths mld,lp Sorlon Shs wiz DO
rrcl ami sparrel raciAg ana Will have gp-d heu
saI laOlI, II the crdIt w'hld hoat tho
~.chcu on tlns allowance AMI 10 Will be close race 10
tween them noat beat The lcnsh of me sew op'
M, iuc rightly feet. lh' luinher 10 Ia hari
IN her construction has arrived at Ia"loy yhru Nsu
week Inc work of laying her down ami Geing out
sr kccI and frame. will lie started she VIII vs All
oak keel and frames aud yellow pne plan@ing Sno ID 10
be ready for the races mkt year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
YourHrrL ERIGANDs ~ CAMBRIDGE.
sUDrERRANEAN PLACES FOR SLOWING PLUND Err
HIDING PLACES IN FORESTS

HIDING PLACES IN FORESTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
BOsToV. Dee. 4.-Tho Cambridge police have broken
up dangerous gang young robbers and thieves in
that city who banded together nader the name OF
"Whitc Wings club" Tao headquarters we're 10 tho
cellar OF OF 4 shop They numbered about thirty.
their ages ranging from ten to twenty years They
received the incentive 10 organize IA mianeAt marahd
from trashy literature. AMI proved
terror TO the lawahiding citizens of Norih cam
bridge. Arlington. Belmont AMI WaierOwn unlerneaih
the cellar reached by trapdOor cunnugly conctas'
wss a OF tunnel IN which the articles tho
gang wished hide stored Besides this club IN
or headquarters the White wings hal places In tue
WOODS swamps whore they stored sooi- they hIi
stolen, or where they could cook and devour any e
thing they hal picked M In raiL Az
NJ the the woods the officers f'uni pie
large enough to iii two gDoiszot boi.srs'
which represented probably 100 or 80 stolen cack ms
robbing orcharl the gang wOr&el sySt'nN-
icaly dividing their forces In order The last bs JOB
WAS the rohbnC freight OF about 90 In goois
James Fitzgerald Charles Folicks ani Felix De'An arc
believed TO be the LEADER OF the club AMI tsy have beeh
locked up. These three boys closely qlcs"nsi ~
Tue officers They implicated cig Itccn ether boys ranI
In. III from eleven netoen years. Warrants nave
been issued for the entire number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
PLOT TO KILL HARRINGTON.
THE MORNING POSTS" NEW SENSATION.
ALLEGED PLANS or AMERICAN FENIANS TO MUIR
DER The TWO UNIO\IsT LEADERS WHO
VISITED


VISITED DUBLIN LAST WEEK.
LONDON.Dec. 5.-The Morning PoSt in its issue
Of to-day, declares that certain Parnellltes
recently urged the Fcuians to murder
Lord Harrington which they scornfully
refused to do American Fenians then
undertook the task. arriving on the continent
for that purpose fortnight ago. These in concert
with few Irish Fenians, made an arrangement by
which rails on the road between Kingstown and
Dublin were to be removed In order to wreck the
train carrying Lord Harrington and MIR.
Goschen last week, and in the excitement
shots were to he fired into tho
carriages occupied by the English visitors. The
scheme was abandoned when 1t became known
that Lord Harrington and Mr. Goschcn travelled
by different trans, and that the former
drove straight to the residence OF MT
Powers in Lcopardstown. thus missing Dublin. Ii
was next arranged to attack Mr.. Powcrss car
rage in lonely Lane and murder Lord Harrington or
carry him INTO the Wicklow Mountains, where he
was to be held as hostage for the release OF
William OBTien and other political prisoners.
Everything had been matured, but the plot mis-
carried owing TO tn. watchfulncss of the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ARE ANARCHISTS sEhKING EErhNGE'

MYSTERIOUS IXPIOsIoN ~ LIQUOR STORE
WHfEE A HATED TOIICIMAN STOOD.
mysterious explosion occurred In Loopos liquor
stare ID Der scuiin, and UnOnst. Union iill' y J
early tins inornus Policeman John EeDuey was III
the tho explosion occurred u
is believed tdat the explosive material wts u small
dynamite bomb INTENDED FOR FccncT. icsncy Is the
policeman who caused the arrest OF Anarchist lurber AT
tho time of The trouble IN Union iill recently Aside
from he brcaAlns OF few panes OF glass no dah"S"
done, however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
THE WEEK on THE BoURsE.

PARIS Dec. 4.-Prices the Bourse were well main
tanned throughout the week in spite of the political crisis
and exhibited marked strength the close yesterday
At he official close Saturday 3per cent reRtcs showed
advance during the day of 20 centimes and Credit
Foncier of 2io francs Yesterday business was actively
continued tAe Petite Bourse until 10 p when
per cent enos showed advance OF 80 ccntmcs during
the day. 1hs election OF " SadiCar foreign
stocks general impetus upward or from y 10 = per
cent. The increases OF the week include the following:
Three per franc 10 centmes Credit Fenccr
IL francs and Suaz Canal 54 francs. Panama Canal
shares declined 40 francs during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
HE TOOK IT HOME To BETTY.

WAsrrrNGroN. Dec 1 (>Dcc0tb. Just "a Senator Beck
WAS ab1u to leave his at the Capitol yesterday to
min his coea stIcs n the lie haadcd bulky
package which upsl being opcnod was discovered To
c,ntaa llrIe-siLcd cake beautifully decorated with
icing 1t was present from some of his fominiuo al
mifers In Kentucky number OF the Senator'S col
sa.ues pro posed he should the cake and divide
A umouy the members Of the At first he dis
posed " DO this, but suggested that was too
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

LITTLE ROCK, Dee tSpeciah.-It Ia learned today
that the Kansas and Arkansas Railway Will be finished
from Fort Gibson. Indian TERRITORY To Van Buren,. Ar
kansas. inside Of three months The road is known
the Valley extension and will be valuable feeder
70 Goulds South western line
CoRINrH. Miss, Dsc. 4.-rresident W. b. Butler Dun
can OF he Mobile and Ohio and xPrcsidont James G.
Clarke OF the Illinois Central maxim. "A careful u-
ectinn trip the Mobile and Ohio line and il leakcI
ts-dsy that Mr. taikcs appearance the line
me ans that he Is 10 relieve Wee President and General
Manager Talcstt January !. II u said thar Mr. Clan ke
pas char-c OF tina property At the request VI the lii
bOndhslscrs. wIs threatened that otherwise they
sIld apply Ter Receiver II IL said that radical
classes vii bs made in the general stan by Mr. CLARKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
vrrDyR EyLIvEyS WEDDING PARTY

Atallunsar.an wedding last eycn'ag at NO = Nofth
Firth ST. BroJGlyu quarrel occIrr'd hinohs so Oh
the gn,st in tho course which Blooch was saDoei
tyic. with kuifc one woun was IN the mex ""i t'o
other IN his hcii lie was convcJsh 10 :" N"'"''''
tt,,,i vh.r, he yas fuInI have suffered the loss
OF so much ho ii that his recovery u NOT rhpc',"
noc. nrrr.,d Jonn Cassie. Of No - Noth filtn-'t'
and John Istr. OF No. III W'lh;-dNf" uP"" '''l'0'
O. bel x concerned In the crime d., ,,.., -,x.i,
Peter ocknciscr. age tniriy-onr or ~ - nor.i 9a
St. wns subsequently hrr''ted "hd iu'""A'N - ~
as,allapt Of the wounded man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
ur1pJyG THEMSELvrs TO COAL.

kansas CITY Dec. 5-A special dispatch to The Times
.,v that an alarming scarcity Of coal exists In Western
Kansas II said that the famine IA duo partially To
the refusal Of the Achison and Topeka road To furnish
sufficient amount OF cars and the citizens threaten 10
hrn the companys coal unless they at
nnce r, ,,dar .s,,t,nc. Al Garden to-day train
was sidc-tracked and relieved OF some OF us surplus
coal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
COLLAPSE OrA RIRMLNGpAu LAND ooNrANl

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 4.-Judgc Bruce. Of the
United States District Court. yesterday, granted an
application for the appointment OF receiver Of the
smthneld Land Company which holds 200 acres Of
land adjoining tho city Of Birmingham. The court
appointed Wallace J. Barnard. Of birmingham, re-
cciyer The stock once readily sold as high as thirty
cents on the dollar but has since fallen lOw
and one half cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
vIRCHOw CAN TELL NOTHING.
HIS ALLEGED REPORT on THE GROWN PRINCES
MALADY UNSATISFACTORY

MALADY Unsatisfactory.
BERLIN, Dec 4.-The Freisnniqe Zeit,tuQ publishes
what's alleged to be Professor Virchows opinion of
the Crown Princes malady, II Is in effect
that from all hitherto allowed to be
known 1t would be impossible for tho conscientious
expert to form decided opinsn whether the growth Is
OF a cancerous nature not. whether the So
called new formation is at the old place operated
last summer not.
The Crown Prince, in letter written in jocuar spirit
to an officer Of the army says he has received remedies
enough to cure all his diseases.
The Togebidt announces that Dr. Mackenzie has post
poned his intended visit to San Reno.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
CLAIMING PROPERTY oS STATEN ISLAND.

fTIININN INVI-ENI w 0If II'F I'I'f tt
INDf,NAroI!s. Dec. 4 IS ccidi.- Jasper o OBanon OF
city Informed that he and about thirty oil
his relatives living Indiana are heirs to alarso amount
OF valuable property In NewiOrk. The property com
prscs large portion OF staten Island and was formerly
evusi by rander Bnchsn great grandfa her or
the heirs Inc Tue heirs are Porter % lahi III
and E.cd nd son, ,f live Ia Nrw York and Texas
Ths .Iyisrs from tho who have charge OF the
matter arc that the be betcd up IN short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
p.SsEyGER TEAM DIrCHED BY 4 cow

4 n NSENNIK IKII N TT III" u 7 '"''
GALvtsIoN Tex, Dec. A dispatch 10 me Ae"S
from KYLE Tex says: THE northbound Missouri Ia
ric passenger train from san AnonlowAs wis'koh near
here last night Char Woo, yard engineer at Austiu
who was riding the lO'onsivs with tue regular en-
i,iucer was I'm tanily killed Engineer l.. saith ana
Erem., rock were bot seriously injured The locouo
two struck a and was dtehed, with The mail ana
l.la,- .cura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

PIlT,LrRG. Penn. Dec. THE new st-elworkers
scale tAat w be presented by ihe AnnlSamAicd Asso-
citation 10 the manufacturers th' wccG has been
formulated by the committed II a.
o,rtcd by tue steel men. It Will into
January l. Jni. II thcv refuse conference com
mittcs viii appIacI [, discuss the matter The new
scale provide, -sht al anc. IN soa.e departments
aud ~ 1, thought by that II Will be accepted
wlfhsut "a debate.
Pras!leat rmi,h. OF tho National Flint Glass Workers
As-oci.ton rules scale prc-csted Nv thc
copied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

4 PRTDI TONT NIWT NEIN FINHNIHI"
NfwBuRG. y. Y, Dec. (SPccidb.-Ihsrc seems no
question that one or of Barnums ugcrs or Hons
which escaped at the Bridgeport fire are yet roaming
about the Fshkill Maintains aud playing havoc with the
live sfeck Of farmers. II is reported that farmer
near (ohr -vr has young nanccd and eaten
hy th, n, ,sterlou. b.,sr. hunting party has been or
onuil,d in Iast FishkIll 10 capture tho creature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERsBrRG. Dec At rumored that Count T"l-
stoi resign the oCo of Minister Of the lntcr
or and that he will be succeeded by Prvy Councillor Man
nassene now Maser of JHscc. VINO III be snccecded
By NJ Pnilcpof IL l. also ruInoicf th1t NJ nrhahos,
Minister af Public Instruction Is about 10 leilir an
that no will be succeeded by Count kaprs' curator Oh
hc NOscOM llliVcrsiiY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
otryy0 ms BODr FOR DISSECTION.

BUFFALO, Dee. 4 t>prciap-Tnc funeral of lesrand
Marvin the aged gant who died on Friday TOOK place
this afternoon at lh- Arlington Hotel Aler service
rho body wa- taken hcarse 10 the Bunhlo h-dcai
,,.o,e ,,bers according TO Mr. Maryin's WILL II will he
used for scientnc purpsnc. Altar decomposition ine
hone. are Ia cleaned. skcetsnled aud paccl IN inc
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

One nu ,dred bathing houses owned by Edward Morr-
son. adioi1ing the Grand Republic Hotel, Eockaway
Beach, were destroyed by fire on Saturday night The
less In about 81 800 Tho orain OF tho nr. has not
bees At time 10 was feared th~ hhnes
would cor Innnicate 10 the hotel and other adJoIhhg
buildiags There wss no insurance on the properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
TWENTY vICrIMs OF THE EARTHQUAKES

LONDON Dec. 4.-Twenty persons were killed and
many injured by the earthquake ri BesiCnano, Caabria
There have several shocks Of earthquake through
ont the province OF Calabria The railway staon at
Nougrassano has been DESTROYED and the town 0i Bog
nano, Gravlna, has suffered greatly from the shocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
SOCIALISTS MAKE no DEMONSTRATION.

LosDoN, Dec. 4.-The Socialists made no attempt TO
carry their threatened demonstrations I'm trafalgar
Square vde Park today. his was doubtless due To
ths warning issued by the police 10 the Socialist Fedora
ton COuucil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

KtsGsroN, y. y, Dec. 1 tNpccidN. The Rev John +.
Iooncr the young pastor Of Elmcndor street it'soy
terrain Church. who lately resigned AIS charSc "
a.. rr. r .,r,nou here today Mr. loopcr Will 60 10
tne - Pau reformed Churcn. Mott Haven Ncw-hor~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05
coat rrDLERs TO HAVE 4 UNION YARD.

Tho Goa I-dlcr,' Protective Association held it- third
meeting yesterday afternoon At No. - Atorncyst The
MAN bushes. va. tho arrangement of plans f,r start
Ing operative csl ari ior the benefit " member,
tho asspclaot. The pecrs claim that proprlctors
Of coal yards uuustly dcriminAtc against them. and
that while thc Wholesale price OF ceA has 1"en
rclncoi Within % two reduction has been
NJ al, to tnr p,dlrrs although in the last wJ m,nI- the
price up over ~ tos Inis csnp-s nc
pedici. pucc from 20 ccst per hu,ne L. -
ornt- increased prr" they lose 80 cents
tnrir former profits. A. thoir hu'incs IA Ia the
tenement dl-trcf- among ths poorer classes,
where a great l-al credit be .tNrn they
that tlcT ahsri Another meeting WILL
be acid sunday